ToSte
12-06-2008, 02:49 PM
OK so I realize this is pretty dorky, but I thought maybe someone else would be interested, and I was bored. Today I got a box of random TMNT stuff which included a Cheapskate. As I was cleaning it I noticed the headlight is a separate piece, not painted. So I checked out my other cheapskates and notices a few other differences.
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i72/robolobo/cheapskatevariant.jpg
The one on the left is CheapskateII, just for reference. The next one over is the one I got today.
1) The two on the left both have a separately molded headlight, so I'm guessing the second from the left is a newer version. Also, the bracket attached to the foot has an extra support line molded into it on the one on the right and the one second from the left.
2) All say the same thing, but the second from the right has a third line "Made in Macao". The one on the far right is also indented.
3) The bracket on the left two are screwed in, the two on the right snap in, which results in two holes in the topside of the deck.
4) The second from the right is missing the slanted support lines that run next to the screws.
There's a few other minor differences in there too.
Anyone else noticed mundane details like this in the other original vehicles?
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i72/robolobo/cheapskatevariant.jpg
The one on the left is CheapskateII, just for reference. The next one over is the one I got today.
1) The two on the left both have a separately molded headlight, so I'm guessing the second from the left is a newer version. Also, the bracket attached to the foot has an extra support line molded into it on the one on the right and the one second from the left.
2) All say the same thing, but the second from the right has a third line "Made in Macao". The one on the far right is also indented.
3) The bracket on the left two are screwed in, the two on the right snap in, which results in two holes in the topside of the deck.
4) The second from the right is missing the slanted support lines that run next to the screws.
There's a few other minor differences in there too.
Anyone else noticed mundane details like this in the other original vehicles?